“The clock isn’t quite ticking yet, but it will be by the time we get to the spring or middle of 2025,” said Steve Schoenfeld. “I think the community needs to know we’re at a point where there is a bit of a sense of urgency.”
Looking for a boost in membership and to its bottom line, a Chesterfield golf course has brought in some outside help from elsewhere in the county.
The private, 300-member club is teeing up a plan to potentially building up to three new guest lodge buildings with 16 rooms to help meet demand for overnight stays for its out-of-town members.
ROI Strength & Conditioning recently opened in its new location, which is twice the size of its previous gym.
The 19,000-square-foot gym is going into the retail center occupied by Burlington, Office Max and Aldi at the corner of Broad and Horsepen Road.
The future of the former Washington Commanders training camp facility in Richmond includes a new name and a new tenant.
The 17,000-square-foot indoor facility houses a full-sized tennis court, a small tennis court for children’s instruction and two full-sized pickleball courts.
Urban Air, a chain with hundreds of locations, will bring trampolines, laser tag, rock climbing, a bumper car-like ride and other attractions to the vacant 42,000-square-foot big box.
What started as an idea for some at-home swing practice has become the region’s newest indoor golf simulator facility.
ProSport CPA, which has quietly grown to two dozen employees at its home base in New Kent County by representing pro athletes and entertainers, was recently acquired by national firm CRI.
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